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One Piece isn't one of the anime series you think of when filler arcs are mentioned. Despite having well over 1,000 episodes to its name, the show keeps things on track, and it hasn't amassed many filler bouts to date.  Of course, fans don't mind the occasional original episode, and that is how they are feeling right now. After all, a new report is out that suggests One Piece is about to usher in a quick original episode set in Wano. After all, it seems like One Piece is ready to take on another original episode! Reports cropped up today online from well-known pages such as WSJ_manga about the anime aside. If the word is true, then One Piece is planning to air an original episode next month that fans won't want to miss. And why might that be? Well, we have Yamato and Ace to thank. Reports suggest the original episode will be centered on the pair and their history with one another. At this point, fans know little else about the original One Piece episode , but no one wo...

On March 1st, 2022 multiple seasons of the One Piece anime will be coming to Netflix, Anime fans rejoice! More episodes of Eiichiro Oda’s epic One Piece anime is on the way and will be available to stream on Netflix in March 2022.  One Piece is one of the most beloved and most successful and beloved Japanese fictional franchises in history. Starting life as a manga in weekly shonen jump in July 1997, the popularity of the series quickly grew paving the way for its anime adaptation. The manga still continues to this day, with both the number of manga chapters and anime episodes exceeding 1000. In June 2020 Netflix US received episodes of One Piece for the first time. Both the East Blue and Alabasta Sagas became available to stream. Fans have been rewarded for patience, as for the first time in 21 months more seasons of One Piece will arrive soon. Related Posts:  One Piece Garp Remain a Vice Admiral When are more One Piece seasons coming to Netflix? Now listed on Netflix’s comi...

Garp is undeniably one of the strongest Marines in One Piece, but he seems to be stuck as a vice admiral, World Government in One Piece follows a highly structured power system with the mysterious Imu at the top.  Although the higher figures are unarguably stronger than the lower-ranking officers, the hierarchy between the upper ranks is vague -- especially since the strength of the authorities above the fleet admiral remains a mystery. While it is clear that both the fleet admiral and the three admirals after him are forces to be reckoned with, vice admiral Monkey D. Garp can give them a run for their money. Garp is one of the most beloved Marines in One Piece, Not just because of his association with Luffy, but also his overall carefree personality. Setting aside appearances, Garp's strength is nothing to scoff at.  His feats as a young Marine earned him the epithet "Hero of the Marines," though he isn't fond of the incident accompanying the title. Garp also fough...

Not leaving enough episodes to cover the source material is what condemned Game of Thrones' ending. Could a movie spare Attack on Titan the same fate? Attack on Titan movie prevent Hajime Isayama's anime series falling into the same ending trap that swallowed Game of Thrones? Despite enjoying widespread acclaim from fans and critics for so long prior, Game of Thrones' final season has gone down in TV history for all the wrong reasons. Related article: Attack on Titan Final Season Part 2 Episode 8 Game of Thrones season 8 left in its wake can be attributed to a variety of factors - sloppy set mistakes, suspect characterization, and a plot with more holes than a Stark at a wedding - but every fault derives from one single factor, and it's a factor George R.R. Martin himself has pointed out. Games of Thrones simply wasn't given enough episodes to cover everything the source material set up. Initially known for its clever plotting and measured pacing, Game of Thrones ...

Attack on Titan Final Season Part 2 director Yuichiro Hayashi and CGI producer and layout designer Yuusuke Tannawa talked about the production of anime, Hajime Isayama ’s involvement, fans, and more.  The animators touched upon the pressure of working on Attack on Titan. To Hayashi, time goes by much slower when Attack on Titan is airing, as every day is important. Constant retakes make the three months of broadcasting seem much longer and every hour is important. Tannawa agrees with this assessment, stating that they do more in a much shorter time period. Related article:  Attack on Titan Final Season Part 2 Episode 8 As far as the biggest challenge in MAPPA’s Attack on Titan so far goes, they both agree that it was The Rumbling. The central event of the final season was one of the main topics of discussion ever since the production of Part 2 started . Tannawa states that when they started working on the anime the event still wasn’t drawn in the manga but that the event was ...

New alliances form and old grudges dissolve as the Eldians and Marleyans discover a power far greater than the Titans: teamwork.  Pride and hubris are rampant in Attack on Titan right from the very first episode. Pride is a transformative force that can be a poisonous venom when it’s abused, but this episode explores the healing grace of pride and what it’s capable of when it’s properly embraced among the right people. So much of Attack on Titan’s final season has solidified the opposing forces in this war, but “Pride” continually rejects the past and emphasizes that it’s the current decisions that individuals make that determine who they really are.  Related article:  Attack on Titan Final Season Part 2 Episode 8 Attack on Titan Season 4 Episode 24: “Let’s go.” “To where?” “To save the world.” Lingering trauma is present in each of Attack on Titan’s soldiers and Connie’s perpetual pain stems back to the transformed Titan state that his mother remains trapped in. Connie i...

Episode eight of “ Attack on Titan: The Final Season ” airs this Sunday, Feb. 27. This upcoming episode of part two will be available to stream on Funimation or Crunchyroll. These episodes will typically be available by 3 p.m. (ET). Before we do, though, be forewarned that—although anime and manga Penn Live posts typically don’t get into the nitty-gritty of plots lest we spoil something for you—we may get a little more specific this time round. So, the last time we watched the “Attack on Titan” crew in action, Eren was still in his sad boy, emo phase and doing a bunch of outrageous things to the people he used to be friends with. This has all led to a huge blowout between Eren (in Attack Titan form) and Reiner (in Armored Titan form) in the city where it all began, as Marleyans and those on Paradis collide in an epic battle in what will probably very well be one an epic conclusion to one of the biggest animes on the planet. But why is Eren doing what he’s doing, though? What made him t...